Infosecurity News

  1. Study Reveals Ransomware as Most Popular Cybercrime Service

    Kaspersky also said 24% were infostealers and 18% included botnets, loaders and backdoors

  2. #InfosecurityEurope: EMEA Retailers Experience Surge in Web Attacks, With Germany Heavily Targeted

    Germany’s support of Ukraine was cited as a likely factor for the surge in attacks

  3. #InfosecurityEurope: New Study Takes a Deep Dive Into Lookalike Attacks

    The latest study from Infosecurity Europe exhibitor Infoblox reveals that cyber-attacks using lookalike domains are on the rise

  4. #InfosecurityEurope: Cost-of-Living Crisis Drives Insider Threat Concerns

    UK business leaders believe inflation is driving negligence and malicious behavior

  5. #InfosecurityEurope: Breaches Down as Security Culture Improves

    Telstra Purple research has some rare good news for CISOs

  6. LockBit Makes $91m From US Victims in Two Years

    Allied security agencies reveal figure in new advisory

  7. Malicious Actors Exploit GitHub to Distribute Fake Exploits

    The perpetrators went to great lengths to make their profiles appear genuine

  8. PII Exposed: Unauthenticated IDOR in WooCommerce Stripe Plugin

    The vulnerability affects versions 7.4.0 and below of the WordPress plugin

  9. EU Passes Landmark Artificial Intelligence Act

    The European Parliament adopted the latest draft of the legislation with an overwhelming majority

  10. Researchers Uncover XSS Vulnerabilities in Azure Services

    They could allow unauthorized access to sessions within the compromised Azure service iframe

  11. #InfosecurityEurope: (ISC)² and CIISec Release Guide to Inclusive Language in Cybersecurity

    The guide to inclusive language in cybersecurity aims to make the industry more welcoming to people from all backgrounds

  12. #InfosecurityEurope: Cyber Leaders’ Plea to Tackle the Industry’s Mental Health Crisis

    A new report looks at the scale of mental health challenges in cybersecurity, and urges action from stakeholders to try and mitigate the problem

  13. Europol Warns of Metaverse and AI Terror Threat

    Emerging technologies could help propaganda and recruitment efforts

  14. MFA Bypass Kits Account For One Million Monthly Messages

    Threat actors evolve to multi-factor authentication

  15. No Zero-Days but PGM Flaws Cause Patch Tuesday Concern

    Microsoft issues nearly 80 CVEs this month

  16. Fortinet Addresses Critical FortiGate SSL-VPN Vulnerability

    The release notes did not initially mention the critical SSL-VPN RCE vulnerability being addressed

  17. Crypto Wallets Under Attack By DoubleFinger Malware

    The malware discovered by Kaspersky employs a multistage attack method

  18. #InfosecurityEurope: Armis Highlights Riskiest Devices in Critical Infrastructure

    Engineering workstations, SCADA and automation servers, historians and PLCs identified as highest risk

  19. #InfosecurityEurope: What TechUK's New Plan Means for Cybersecurity

    The British tech trade association called for more collaboration between government and industry actors to improve the security of critical sectors

  20. #InfosecurityEurope: Leading Cybersecurity Providers to Share Insights on Breach Containment

    As cybersecurity breaches continue to steal the headlines, exhibitors at Infosecurity Europe are lining up to provide insight and advice

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